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The Maneater
The Student Newspaper of Mizzou since 1955

The Maneater
The Student Newspaper of Mizzou since 1955

The Maneater
Mizzou Canvas shuts down after ShinyHunters cyberattack
Mizzou Canvas shuts down after ShinyHunters cyberattack
A message from threat actor group ShinyHunters appeared on student Canvas pages around 3 p.m. Thursday afternoon, shutting down the application indefinitely
Erin Hynes, News Editor • May 7, 2026
News
Mizzou students voice opposition as AI is integrated into classes
Jamie Lu and Vienna I. Austin • May 30, 2026

As an AI-forward institution, the University of Missouri has worked to integrate AI tools into classrooms...

Sydney Lockridge appointed next MSA chief justice
Theo Agniel, News Reporter • May 6, 2026

Recently appointed Chief Justice of the Student Court of the Missouri Students Association Sydney Lockridge...

Mizzou community rallies together, calls for reinvestment into Mizzou workers and student organizations
Jamie Lu, Assistant DEI Chair & Assistant Data & Investigation Chief • May 5, 2026

Columbia community members gathered in Speakers Circle Friday afternoon for a rally hosted by LiUNA Local...

Mizzou Athletics announces upgraded student ticketing program for 2026-27 academic year
Sara Mearns, News Reporter • April 29, 2026

Amid student criticism, growing enrollment numbers and increased demand for tickets, Mizzou Athletics...

MOVE
Three female poets to read this spring
Three female poets to read this spring
Ishrat Madiha, MOVE Reporter • May 14, 2026
University of Missouri Speech and Debate members Lilly Nutter and Ben Montbriand hold trophies from the Pi Kappa Delta Biennial national tournament on Monday, May 11, outside Jesse Hall in Columbia, Mo. Nutter was the champion of dramatic interpretation at the tournament, with Montbriand taking runner-up.
Mizzou speech team sees massive success despite absence of professional coaching
Makenzie Bounds, Assistant MOVE Editor • May 12, 2026
The Lee Street Deli Market sign in Columbia, Mo., stands under the partially cloudy sky as residents walk to the venue for the Music Factory Semester Sendoff on April 30. Despite delays due to the rain, live performances began at 7 p.m. and continued into the evening.
MusicFactory uses Semester Sendoff show to raise funds for ALAS
Isa Kennedy and James Beers • May 7, 2026
Women’s Jazz Ensemble empowers female musicians in a male-dominated field
Women’s Jazz Ensemble empowers female musicians in a male-dominated field
Hannah McDonough, News & MOVE Reporter • May 6, 2026
Sports
How five-star freshman Jason Crowe Jr. will impact Mizzou basketball
How five-star freshman Jason Crowe Jr. will impact Mizzou basketball
A player profile on the five-star freshman Jason Crowe Jr.
Luke Rueger, Sports Reporter • May 6, 2026
Lasse Funck’s historic run leads Missouri at Rock Chalk Classic
Jack Wiselogel, Assistant Sports Editor • May 5, 2026

Missouri track and field had a record-breaking weekend at the Rock Chalk Classic in Lawrence,...

Mizzou baseball is swept by No. 5 Georgia on the road
Christopher Smith, Sports Reporter • May 5, 2026

Mizzou baseball was swept by No. 5 Georgia this weekend, falling to 4-20 in Southeastern Conference...

Mizzou softball drops series but keeps postseason hopes alive
Tristan Tirado, Sports Reporter • May 4, 2026

This weekend was the final regular-season series for Mizzou softball, and it was its most important...

Mizzou basketball lands Kennard Davis Jr. in transfer portal
Jack Wiselogel, Assistant Sports Editor • May 4, 2026

Missouri men’s basketball continues to reshape its roster through the transfer portal, landing...

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Opinion
COLUMN: While larger concert venues profit, smaller venues are disappearing
COLUMN: While larger concert venues profit, smaller venues are disappearing
Abigail Tuttle, Opinons Reporter • May 18, 2026
COLUMN: We don’t need more book-to-screen adaptations
COLUMN: We don’t need more book-to-screen adaptations
Abigail Anderson, MOVE Reporter & Opinons Reporter • May 14, 2026
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